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Not gone ...


but could be limited if you have a REALLY large loan. State and local (property) tax deductions are limited to $10k but charitable deductions (except for the one to the Hokie Club) are still good. I think there are some changes to home equity loans as well. For a lot of people, the standard deduction will exceed itemized deductions.

Overall almost everyone (outside of high earners in places like CA, NJ, NY, CT) will see a decrease in their overall taxes. The AMT is going to get calculated differently and the tax brackets are not only lower, but they are wider so a FAR greater percentage of your income will get taxed at lower rates. So even though you will be able to deduct less (thereby raising your taxable income), your overall tax bill will decrease.

Man ... my new accountant has got it goin on!

(In response to this post by Brown Water)

Posted: 01/30/2018 at 3:19PM



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